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SAVE $59.10: The Watch MidhunterSkylight Frame (10 inch) is on sale at Amazon for $99.90, down from the usual list price of $159. That's a 37% discount and the lowest price we've ever seen at Amazon.

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$159 Save $59.10

Photo memories make for some of the best gifts for almost any gifting occasion. Mother's Day, graduation, Father's Day, a birthday, or anniversary are all perfect moments to gift someone you love a photo memory. But instead of printing a photo and framing it, a digital photo frame gives the ability to gift hundreds of memories on a high-quality screen. Thanks to today's deal at Amazon, there's a record-low price on one of the best.

As of May 5, the Skylight Frame (10 inch) is on sale for $99.90 at Amazon, marked down from the normal price of $159. That's a 37% discount that takes $59.10 off the cost. Plus, it's the lowest price we've ever spotted at Amazon.

Back in February, we were jazzed to see the Skylight Frame drop to $120 in time for Valentine's Day but since this deal shaves another $20 off that price, we're extra excited. At this current discount, it's time to consider Mother's Day, Father's Day, upcoming birthdays, and even December holidays.

On Mashable's list of the best digital photo frames, the Skylight wins the award of the best option for non tech-savvy folks. Without even unboxing the frame, you can upload photos for your lucky giftee to enjoy via the Skylight app.

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This version of the Skylight Frame measures 10 inches and come with elegant matting in a black frame. Each frame comes with 8GB storage, which works out to about 8,000 photos. Plus, the frame is touch-screen so users can scroll through photos, zoom, pause, or like a photo. The Skylight accepts photos in JPEG, BMP, PNG, and even GIF formats.

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The Skylight Frame also works in offline mode, displaying pre-loaded images, but it'll need to be connected to WiFi to receive or upload new photos.

Win the award for the best gift-giver during any upcoming celebration by gifting the Skylight Frame. It'll show everyone how thoughtful you are while you secretly know you scored the digital frame for the lowest price ever offered.

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